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New Moon

by Elliott Smith

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Overall Rating: 3.1793 New Moon is ranked overall as 3.1793 out of 4 stars
Avg. Critic Score: 3.2167 New Moon has an avg. critic score of 3.2167 out of 4 stars

New Moon Album Reviews

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PopMatters
While the release is set out as a piece on its own, it is hard to listen to it without attaching songs to the albums they would seem to embellish. ...more
All Music Guide
Though some of the songs here, especially the earlier ones, can be quite simple, even raw at times, there's a sad, clean sweetness that comes through despite the occasional bit of tape hiss, of tinny chords. ...more
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The Onion (A.V. Club)
New Moon is thankfully, wonderfully full. ...read the complete review at The Onion (A.V. Club)
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Pitchfork
Phrases like "rare talent" are thrown around all the time these days, but this compilation makes painfully clear just how unique and valuable this music is. ...read the complete review at Pitchfork
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NOW Magazine
Too few of the two dozen half-developed tracks here do justice to Smith's talent as a songwriter....read the complete review at NOW Magazine
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Dusted Magazine
Elliott Smith would be hard pressed to haunt us much more in death than he did in life. The creepily elegant ephemerality in his work, that whisper-thin undertow of doom, was always inseparable from his genius, even at his most opulent. So there is a...read the complete review at Dusted Magazine

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